Preliminary establishment of cultivation of Hermetia illucens (Linnaeus) (Diptera: Stratyiomidae) for processing organic matter in Mocoa-Putumayo
Keywords:
Black Soldier Fly, Organic Waste, Degradation, BioconversionAbstract
Solid waste production worldwide amounts to approximately 1.7 billion tons, with a higher percentage of organic waste than inorganic waste. The vast majority of solid waste is disposed of using traditional methods such as landfills and composting; however, new technologies have emerged for its treatment, such as the use of organisms for its biodegradation. The black soldier fly (Hermetia illucens) is an insect that has gained importance in the degradation of various organic wastes. Through an initial experimental trial, we aim to establish a preliminary culture of Hermetia illucens under local environmental conditions in the city of Mocoa-Putumayo, highlighting its potential use in the processing of organic matter.
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